they were killed and one of the gun that is killed him was tim kennedy's gun . that was it. get him in. despite the fact that we had several confessions from the people who really did it who knew who really did it and the real perpetrator had confessed. it was amazing how these things happen. [inaudible] >> the victim who was an alcoholic and who had problems. she never admit the victim's advocate, she said, i grabbed him by the shirt and looked but i couldn't see anything and there was blood all over my eyes and i looked at him and i saw it was clarence. that did it. so the identification of the perpetrator was not as emotional or not carry a jury as well because he had a better chance of being convicted. looked him right in the face and they thought that was a lot better than her first statement. >> what kind of help did you receive once you were released and then realized he were innocent, did you receive compensation? >> a lot of help from donations to individuals come forward saying, well, you know, i can connect you with this person to get a job and you kn

david: tim kennedy said if the federal government lacks, the states have to lead.his particular situation tell us about what is going on more broadly in the u.s.? going on some of that in other areas. california bumped up its auto emissions rule, we see state attorney general's writing to the sec, talking about enforcing broadband privacy speeds. we see states and cities pushing back on the withdrawal from the paris climate accord. or are significant actions moving through state capitals in the absence of federal action. youou covered the fcc, and are now the new chairman of that commission. what is this direction going to be? >> it is a big direction. ajit pai is a big component of the net neutrality rule passed by democrats of 2015, and he is a big credit of media ownership restrictions. in all of those areas and more, we will see reaction to change to what the democrats have done over the last eight years here. >> what is this mean for dealmaking here? there may be being chewed over this point. how does the regulatory landscape look when it comes to deals in par

they shot people like tim ryan out of the water. >> kennedy: she is talking about herself. read off her resume instead of like, here is a jobs plan, here's the plan for the economy. she could not remember the slogan. trotting out the pizza that they stole from papa john's. she could not remember it. she was like better deals, better ham, better hair. >> kevin: when she said she was a master legislator, and i said if i was black and in congress, i would take umbridge. because she she is again reading the resume, this is what i have done. at that party is in triage. and for them not to recognize, we understand with barack obama, and 1080 lawsuits of seats, and into the papa john's not messaging or relating at all. >> kennedy: will they give out coupons for the better deal? >> abby: nancy pelosi has to be the greatest gift for republicans. if you are wanting to do well in the elections coming you should make sure that she stays there as long as possible. also chuck schumer. she is a big part of the problem, so much is about herself and what she needs to be there. a disconnect

. >> kennedy: i think a lot of people are falling asleep, because it is incredibly boring. tim of ohio point out, people in his district, they want to talk about jobs. they want to talk about health care, they want to talk about why they cannot put their kids through college and not russian collusion. >> bernie: and to mention the fact that there is nothing there, al capone's vault. they suffered a credibility crisis. to put all their eggs in the collusion basket, and it came up a goose or whatever. two to an extent, in a naturalid naturalized -- it is hurting their current ability. the mikey been whining about russia, continue. it's a disaster for you. >> meghan: when you have people on media getting caught on tape saying that russia is not that big of a deal, and nothing burger. i'm not going to say much. when you have people like that that's in russia and all of the conspiracies going around, ended up being so far nothing, and you still have people and other cable news network's focus on it every day, had to send a message to democrats that, this is not what the american pub

tim ryan, representing the heart of the country's historic western reserve. the steel valley, those of us from #theland. ryan is a graduate of this famed institution, john f. kennedy high school, which is also my high school. ryan played quarterback a few years after graduating from kennedy. i did not. ryan, you may recall, challenged nancy pelosi to be the house minority leader earlier this year. thank goodness he lost and house liberals returned her to her job. i think ryan would be well along in collecting democrats to their blue collar union roots and may be sitting on special election wins right now, not an unbroken record of losses since president trump took office. president trump knows this area of the country and this demographic was crucial to his victory in 2016 and his base of support even today which is why, come tuesday, president trump will be back again in northeast ohio at the ka velly center in youngstown, to be specific, at 4:00 p.m. on tuesday. >> welcome congressman tim ryan and go eagles, good to see you. >> blue pride, hugh, thanks. >> congressman, do you think there's a single democrat not named joe biden who could fill the cavelli center w

the first lady giving the arthur ashe award, of course tennis great to eunice kennedy shriver who died in 2009. and her son, tim shriver, alongside special ailette, accepted the award on her behalf, so pivotal creating into he special olympics. we will talk fashion, about the dress michelle obama was wearing and more coming up. >> that russell westbrook outfit, seriously? >> he looks good. >> yeah, he ails knows how to bring it, that's for sure. >> think i can pull it off? >> maybe, ya. >> karen? >> i do think so. weekend thomas is pretty hip. >> oh, i haven't seen weaken thomas. >> all right. >> okay. >> you haven't seen weaken thomas? >> , no glint whether we did the escape room. >> that was just after work, still, i guess so, did he have his sleeves rolled up. i heard he gets different kind of reaction when he rolls his sleeves up. >> we'll talk about that late. for some reason, seeing me different light, just by rolling up the sleeves. >> you know who could pull that off though? richard. >> oh, he sure could. he's also talking about some men's fashion things this morning. bring out the hats. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> i

tim peake, it's the first unionjack to be worn in the vacuum of space. her other famous admirers include nelson mandela, who gave her this silk scarf. and from presidentjohn f. kennedyemerging. well, there have been several gifts of live horses during the queen's reign, clearly none of which are shown in the exhibition, but also objects relating to horses. so, porcelain horses, an example of her riding horse burmese in bronze, and examples of her mounted. from grand gifts to personal belongings, but for the first time, one of the displays has been dedicated to princess diana, with items chosen by her sons to mark the 20th anniversary of her death. among them, her ballet shoes and a suitcase full of cassette tapes of her favourite music. john ironmonger, bbc news, at buckingham palace. a bag used by neil armstrong to bring back lunar soil from the first ever trip to the moon has been sold at an auction in new york. "that's one small step for man"... but it was a giant leap for the anonymous bidder who bought it, sealing the deal at sotheby‘s for a cool £1.4 million. the bag is no longerfull, but it does still contain traces of moon rocks. time for a look at the weath

eunice kennedy shriver with the arthur ashe courage award for championing the rights and acceptance of people with intellectual disabilities through her founding of special olympics. her son, tim, accepted the trophy."once a great first lady, still a great first lady," shriver told obama as the crowd roared its approval. the patriots and falcons shared the best-game award for the super bowl, won in a furious comeback by new england.lebron james, a five-time winner last year, was named best nba player. mike trout of the los angeles angels won best mlb player, while crosby won best nhl player.the show's most bizarre bit involved bill murray accepting the best moment award for the chicago cubs' world series victory that ended a 108-year championship drought.wearing a red party hat on top of a backward cubs cap, murray cracked, "one hundred eight years of waiting is hardly a moment. this is the culmination of 108 years of momentum by momentous men." the actor and comic plucked a bottle of champagne out of a mop bucket being pushed by retired cubs catcher david ross disguised as a janitor. murray used a sword to open the bottle and took a swig. he gave presenter nick offerman a bot

tim peake, it's the first unionjack to be worn in the vacuum of space. her other famous admirers include nelson mandela, who gave her this silk scarf. and from presidentjohn f. kennedynotice a theme emerging. well, there have been several gifts of live horses during the queen's reign, clearly none of which are shown in the exhibition, but also objects relating to horses. so, porcelain horses, an example of her riding horse burmese in bronze, and examples of her mounted. from grand gifts to personal belongings, but for the first time, one of the displays has been dedicated to princess diana, with items chosen by her sons to mark the 20th anniversary of her death. among them, her ballet shoes and a suitcase full of cassette tapes of her favourite music. john ironmonger, bbc news, at buckingham palace. a bag used by neil armstrong to bring back lunar soil from the first ever trip to the moon has been sold at an auction in new york. that's one small step for man. but it was a giant leap for the anonymous bidder who bought it, sealing the deal at sotheby‘s for a cool £1.4 million. that is quite extraordinary. i bet he wishes he had taken more little bags, he could have m

tim peake, it's the first unionjack to be worn in the vacuum of space. her other famous admirers include nelson mandela, who gave her this silk scarf. and from presidentjohn f. kennedyrging. well, there have been several gifts of live horses during the queen's reign, clearly none of which are shown in the exhibition, but also objects relating to horses. so, porcelain horses, an example of her riding horse burmese in bronze, and examples of her mounted. from grand gifts to personal belongings, but for the first time, one of the displays has been dedicated to princess diana, with items chosen by her sons to mark the 20th anniversary of her death. among them, her ballet shoes and a suitcase full of cassette tapes of her favourite music. john ironmonger, bbc news, at buckingham palace. time for the weather. many of us feeling a chill in the air, some strong winds around. and some heavy rain, even cracks of thunder again across one or two areas of the uk. in wales, for example, in the last few hours. the weather has been nasty, especially in the south—west, those winds have been strong around coastal areas and blustery inland, as well. this is the area of bad weather, so

tim taught me a lot about what that effort was like and about other things that have been changing in town. i got to know people at the sharon kennedyame back today. sharon no longer lives in janesville so i'm honored that she's back to hear me talk about the story she helped teach me. it was what the college was doing and how well it was going. those are some of the people in the story and they are people who some of you know, they are people who most readers in my but do not know but i wanted to have these close up showing what it was like for individuals to do the best they can to try to bring back the economy of a town that had lost the heart of its work. now, in addition to these close-ups, i wanted to find a way to show the individual stories i am telling were part of a broader truth in this part of wisconsin. kind of a dirty journalist, as a journalist go and i did a couple of statistical things with help from academics. i did two studies. one was a study of job retraining, looking at people who were getting unemployment benefits in this area and 2008, 2009 and 2010. what happened to people who would come back to school and w